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3D Corrugated Paper Quilling Flowers – Video Tutorial

Shruti Acharya | April 29, 2017 | 4 Comments

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What do you think can be made out of corrugated paper? Check out the 3D Corrugated Paper Quilling Flowers below. Don’t they look just wonderful?

Corrugated cardboard adds a lovely texture to crafts, like in these 3D Corrugated Sheet Quilled Flowers. I love to use craft materials in a way that is different from what its intended purpose is. So when I saw that the latest kit from Itsy Bitsy contained Corrugated sheets in lovely colors, I decided not to make a collage and instead made some large 3D Corrugated sheet Quilled Flowers. The idea behind that was simple. Whenever we visited the Itsy Bitsy Store in HSR, my daughter used to love the quilled flowers on display there. Quilling, however, was a little tough for my 6-year-old to handle. So I thought why not use corrugated sheets instead.

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3D Corrugated Sheet Quilled Flowers
Supplies needed –
Watch video Tutorial
To make –

3D Corrugated Sheet Quilled Flowers

Learn how to make these 3D Corrugated Sheet Quilled Flowers. Corrugated cardboard adds a lovely texture to crafts and is easy for kids to fold. #kokorupaper

 

Supplies needed –

  1. A4 sized corrugated sheet Blue
  2. A4 sized corrugated sheet Red
  3. A4 sized corrugated sheet green
  4. A4 sized corrugated sheet Yellow
  5. A4 sized corrugated sheet black
  6. Scissors
  7. Glue Gun
  8. Lace
  9. black marker & a
  10. Glass container

Watch video Tutorial

 

To make –

Learn how to make these 3D Corrugated Sheet Quilled Flowers. Corrugated cardboard adds a lovely texture to crafts and is easy for kids to fold. #kokorupaper

  1. Take the A4 sheets and cut them into 1/2 inch strips.
  2. Make sure you cut along the short edge to get a lovely zig zag pattern against the grain on the strip.
  3. The advantage of using an A4 sheet is that the length is the same for each strip & you can cut it as wide as you want the 3D effect to be.
    Learn how to make these 3D Corrugated Sheet Quilled Flowers. Corrugated cardboard adds a lovely texture to crafts and is easy for kids to fold. #kokorupaper
  4. For the petals, roll each strip in a loose circular fashion and glue the end in place.
  5. We used a hot glue gun. You can use craft glue like Fevicol also.
  6. Once the glue dries, pinch one end to form a petal-like shape.
  7. The key to getting a nice petal shape is to roll the strip loose.
  8. For the center, tightly roll the yellow strip and glue in place.
    Learn how to make these 3D Corrugated Sheet Quilled Flowers. Corrugated cardboard adds a lovely texture to crafts and is easy for kids to fold. #kokorupaper
  9. Now arrange the petals in a circular arrangement around the center and glue in place. Let dry.
  10. Make as many flowers as you wish. You will need 6 strips to make 1 flower.
  11. To give it some shading, we used lovely soft pastels to give it depth
  12. Cut the green into leaf shapes.
  13.  cut some petal shapes from the corrugated sheets and stick them on the front.
  14. Add some stems by rolling a black sheet into small pipes.
  15. Then I arranged the flowers in a glass with some pebbles and a corrugated strip tied to the center of it.

Have you used corrugated sheets in any craft? these are my current favorite craft materials to work with ..  Share your ideas with us.

 

Filed Under: Craft Ideas, Kindergarten Crafts & Activities, Paper Quilling, Popular Posts, Preschooler Crafts & Activities Tagged With: 3D quilling, Corrugated Cardboard Flower Crafts, Flower crafts for kids to make, Guest posts, kokoru corrugated paper craft, kokoru paper, Mother's day, Paper Crafts

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About Shruti Acharya

Shruti is a writer, photographer, DIY lover, passionate homemaker, and the chief dreamer at ArtsyCraftsyMom.com . Shruti lives in Bangalore, India with her husband and daughter. She loves showcasing fun art activities, crafts for kids, celebrations, childrens books & all the craziness that is India.

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Comments

  1. Patricia Torres says

    May 6, 2013 at 1:54 pm

    oh gosh.. thats awesome.. Impressive.. Will check the other blog now..

    Reply
  2. Gladys Van Veldhuizen says

    May 2, 2016 at 12:32 am

    Where can you purchase corrugated sheets?

    Reply
    • Shruti Bhat says

      May 2, 2016 at 5:13 pm

      In most craft shops _ itsybitsy.in and on amazon.com too

      Reply

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